Showing posts with label all blacks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label all blacks. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 27, 2011

Rugby World Cup 2011


RUGBY WORLD CUP 2011.
10 September - 23 October 2011.
New Zealand.



Browse the official web here www.rugbyworldcup.com
Go Go All Blacks!!!

Sunday, November 29, 2009

ALL BLACKS vs France ...(39-12)

Hari ni, All Blacks kalahkan Perancis 39-12. Dulu tewas dengan team sama masa 2007 World Cup. All Blacks pakai baju putih!!! (gambar atas)

Tuesday, November 24, 2009

Scotland beat Wallabies

Scotland beat Australia 9-8 for the firsttime after 28 years! It was a good rugby game played by both teams. Memang cemerlang. Australia fly half missed the conversion in injury time. Scotland will meet Argentina @ Murrayfield for the Autumn Test Final this coming weekend.


All Blacks akan rentap dengan France, hujung minggu ni gak di Marseille. Jangan tak tengok...

Thursday, June 11, 2009

2009 Iveco Series - World Rugby

All Blacks will meet France in the 2009 Iveco Series' first match this Saturday 13 June --- the opening match of the All Blacks 2009 season.


2009 IVECO SERIES
All Blacks v France - Carisbrook, Dunedin (Saturday 13 June)
All Blacks v France - Westpac Stadium, Wellington (Saturday 20 June)

Monday, February 16, 2009

Kenya UPSETS New Zealand


New Zealand out of San Diego Sevens
NZPA - 16/02/2009
An injury-plagued New Zealand were eliminated in the quarterfinals of the International Rugby Board sevens tournament in San Diego, losing 19-7 to South Africa this morning. A late try to Vuyo Zangqa decided the contest after New Zealand had closed to 12-7 with a try by Viliame Waqaseduadua on the stroke of halftime. The Zangqa try was set up by Ryno Benjamin, who appeared lucky to stay on the field following an apparent headbutt to New Zealand forward Tu Umaga Marshall moments earlier. New Zealand coach Gordon Tietjens, who was forced to leave out key players DJ Forbes, Tomasi Cama and Edwin Cocker with injury, had his team weakened further during pool play yesterday. Tim Mikkelson was ruled out of the tournament with a serious shoulder injury while Umaga Marshall, Chad Tuoro and Save Tokula were all carrying niggles. Yesterday New Zealand suffered their first loss in 14 matches against Kenya, going down 24-7, after having beaten France 22-12 and Uruguay 53-0. Series leaders South Africa took advantage of possession and territorial dominance to be 12-0 up inside five minutes thanks to tries to Philip Snyman and Robert Ebersohn. Waqaseduadua's response was a superb individual effort down the right touchline, using his pace and step to beat two defenders. The match was a repeat of last year's final here, won comfortably by New Zealand.

(on the positive notes) anchored with hardwork / commitment / endurance Kenya managed to beat NZ!!! In rugby, team that beat NZ, fuyooo, will surely have big party the whole night...
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Malaysia? Boleh!

Thursday, November 20, 2008

ALL BLACKS to bulldoze WALES @ Cardiff - 23 Nov 08

Wales vs New Zealand

The old rivalry has its latest tweak on Sunday morning when Wales, coached by New Zealander Warren Gatland, attempts to upset the All Blacks' hopes of a third Grand Slam in their match in Cardiff.
VENUE & TIME: Millennium Stadium, Cardiff, Sunday, November 23, 6:15am NZT (about 1am Malaysia).
HEAD TO HEAD: Played 23 - New Zealand 20, Wales 3.
LAST TIME: November 25, 2006 (Cardiff) - New Zealand 45-10 Wales.

TEAMS:
Wales: 1 - Gethin Jenkins, 2 - Matthew Rees, 3 - Adam Rhys, 4 - Alun-Wyn Jones, 5 - Ian Evans, 6 - Ryan Jones, 7 - Martyn Williams 8 - Andy Powell, 9 - Gareth Cooper, 10 - Stephen Jones, 11 - Shane Williams, 12 - Jamie Roberts, 13 - Tom Shanklin, 14 - Leigh Halfpenny, 15 - Lee Byrne.Reserves: 16 - Richard Hibbard, 17 - John Yapp, 18 - Luke Charteris, 19 - Dafydd Jones, 20 - Dwayne Peel, 21 - James Hook/Dan Biggar, 22 - Andrew Bishop.
New Zealand: 1 - Tony Woodcock/Neemia Tialata/John Afoa, 2 - Keven Mealamu, 3 - Woodcock/Tialata/Afoa, 4 - Brad Thorn, 5 - Ali Williams, 6 - Jerome Kaino, 7 - Richie McCaw, 8 - Rodney So'oialo, 9 - Jimmy Cowan, 10 - Dan Carter, 11 - Sitiveni Sivivatu, 12 - Ma'a Nonu, 13 - Richard Kahui, 14 - Joe Rokocoko, 15 - Mils MuliainaReserves: 16 - Corey Flynn, 17 - TBC, 18 - Anthony Boric, 19 - Kieran Read, 20 - Piri Weepu, 21 - Stephen Donald, 22 - Isaia Toeava
REFEREE: Jonathan Kaplan

Monday, July 7, 2008

ALL BLACKS back on top of the world of RUGBY


NZ defeated Australia 21-18 to lift Pacific Nations Cup 2008 (PNC) held @ Sydney Footbal Stadium, Australia, last sunday. Details click here.

pic from IRB
and with that, IRB announced the latest world rankings (as of 7 July 2008), click here for full rankings with All Blacks back on the top, whilst Malaysia is ranked 81 (Brunei managed to stay at 79, Thailand 61 and Singapore 55, ).



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on the news, a day after PNC Championship -- All Blacks: NZ scrummaging 'illegal' click here.

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